Introduction: While prior research has identified racial disparities in prehospital analgesia for
traumatic pain, little is known about non-traumatic pain. Using a national prehospital dataset …

Background Racial, ethnic, and gender disparities in effective pain management have been
well-documented across healthcare settings. However, discrepancies in the treatment of …

Objective Disparities have been observed in the treatment of pain in emergency department
patients. However, few studies have evaluated such disparities in emergency medical …

Importance Racial and ethnic disparities in pain management have been characterized in
many hospital-based settings. Painful traumatic injuries are a common reason for 911 …

BACKGROUND: Although evidence suggests that racial and ethnic minority (REM) patients
receive inadequate pain management in the acute care setting, it remains unclear whether …

Background: Despite the critical role that Emergency Medical Services (EMS) provides in the
health care system, racial/ethnic treatment disparities in EMS remain relatively unexamined …

Importance: Historically, pain management in the prehospital setting, specifically pediatric
pain management, has been inadequate despite many EMS (emergency medical services) …

Purpose Acute pain is a prevalent symptomatology in prehospital emergency care. Although
inadequate assessment and treatment of acute pain are associated with various …

Objective We aimed to identify how patient (age, sex, condition) and paramedic factors (sex,
role) affected prehospital analgesic administration and pain alleviation. Methods We used a …

Despite the many advances in emergency and prehospital medicine, racial, and ethnic
inequities in care persist. 1 In the emergency department, ethnic, and racial minorities …